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My take is that it's a bit of a black eye for the Canadian Olympic team. I think first of all, it's cheating, unethical, and secondly, it was incredibly ill-conceived, thinking that you can fly a drone over in airspace above an Olympic city during the Olympics. I'm surprised that thing wasn't blown out of the sky by security forces, so it's just a bad look all around. Bill Fisher (07:36):. Indeed.

He was known for having a black tongue and also for being quite cruel. People in Tibet have long believed in reincarnation. So to prove that you weren't the king reborn, you would stick out your tongue, and this later came to signify respect and finally a greeting. So I guess I should say, well not say, but Paul and Jason, I should stick my tongue out at you. There you go. Welcome to the show.

So the name originated from an incident on a bear hunting trip in Mississippi in November, 1902 when President Roosevelt refused to shoot a captured black bear on a hunt. Clifford Berryman, political cartoonist, white heartedly satirized the president's refusal to shoot the bear in a Washington Post cartoon.

and he's going to say, "Black, you maniac, "like most normal people. "Stop putting so much sugar and milk in this," but he drinks [inaudible 00:33:57]-. Carina Perkins:. I don't know, I think the dog will always go for the milk and cream option. Sarah Marzano:. This is so much to unpack, like you guys... We're talking about giving coffee to dogs. Marcus:.

Dear Sydney ad that sees a father use AI to help his daughter write what was supposed to be a heartfelt fan letter to Apple, trying to literally crush various creative tools into an iPad to Levi's using AI-generated models who are black, indigenous and people of color. Now the fill in the blank, Max, the way to get customers on board with your AI infused products and services is blank. Max Willens:.

They're also serving a market that is still quite underserved for textured hair, Black hair, and bringing premium beauty products to that, and so I think they'll see strong demand if the products work as well as we think they should because it's Beyonce, of course, yes, the queen of great hair. Sara Lebow:.

It's usually black, right, but in Japan death, so maybe you don't have a white Buy button in Japan is the story there. Anyway, let's get onto the topic at hand. We heard a lot about inflation in the news segment there. So let's start by looking at how the economic situation is affecting retail generally in your regions.

They say, "Major low-cost European airline EasyJet keeps raising its earnings forecast, and International Airlines Group and Ryanair are both back in the black following the pandemic.". All told, 2023 worldwide tourist arrivals are expected to reach 95% of pre-pandemic levels, up from 63% in 2022. This was a prediction from the UN's World Tourism Organization.

So you can see from this chart here as according to gwi, the black bar shows Gen Z. That's 12 points behind the share of young people who use search engines to find things. Marcus Johnson (11:05):. So 46% for social media versus 58% for search engines.

She's the sweetest thing on the planet, and I also grew up with golden retrievers and black labs. So I just love dogs. Dogs are the best. Marcus Johnson:. Max? Max Willens:. Yeah, I can't pick one, but I had a Bassett Hound growing up and I loved him so much. Yeah, I love them all though. Hard to pick just one. Marcus Johnson:. Ross? Ross Benes:.

So in the last year it's gone from $500 million in the red to $50 million in the black. The Random Scale, how should we view this Disney streaming profitability milestone? Your possible choices are, don't sleep on it, this is a significant milestone or Netflix can't even see Disney in its rear view mirror, so this isn't that big of a deal. Suzy. Suzy Davidkhanian:.

Then I can not go to any of the wood ones and go straight to the black ones or whatever it is, but at the end of the day, the basic search is not good. So they got to fix that first. Marcus Johnson:. Carina, you're up. Carina Perkins:. Sure. So I didn't realize we were limited to 2025 on this one. Oh, we won't. We won't, right? This was the future of search, right? Okay. I'm going to go for it then.

Black Panther. Carina Perkins:. Really? Marcus Johnson:. Yeah. Blake Droesch:. That was a good one. Marcus Johnson:. Iron Man was close. And Avengers, I think, End game was also really close. All right, folks. That's all we've got time for today's episode. Thank you so much to my guests. Thank you to Carina. Carina Perkins:. Thanks Marcus. Marcus Johnson:. Thank you to Suzy. Suzy Davidkhanian:.

I mean, you get this thing, this giant humongous black box that just sits on my wall. If that could look nicer while I'm not using it, I'm all in on that. Zach Goldner:. I'll tell you this, Ethan. With the TVs, I understand how more technology is turning into the ambient pictures where you can have a picture frame pretty much on your wallet as a TV, so it turns maybe to a nice flower.

The Black Mamba of the Weekly Listen. Suzy Davidkhanian:. Wow. Paul Verna:. I still think we should have him back on the show one of these days. Marcus Johnson:. Yeah, we should. Mark, we miss you. All right Paul, you're up. Paul Verna:. So dinner party data. So this is in honor of International Women's Day, which is today.